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I am so thrilled to hear that you enjoyed your holiday with your family! Like you, I have a hangover, but it’s more of an emotional hangover. I was drowning in them on Sunday. Despite that, however, I had a great Christmas with my family. I hope that your books and relaxation ease your food hangover soon. *hugs* ♥

I’m so glad you enjoyed your Christmas. Yes the aftermath is hard to deal with – for a lot of non eating disordered people let alone for us. I’m stillf reaking about what I’ve eaten too. But its done. We only have right now – let’s make right now the best it can be. *hugs*

greta writes about the christmas food experience, “Being non bulimic is difficult to deal with the food hangover.”

i couldn’t have said it any better myself! although, on christmas, i enjoyed fabulous food (even potatoes which are normally off limits!), i felt like i was carrying a freaking food baby inside of my body.

“what will happen tomorrow? will i be fat? will anyone notice? will my lululemon yoga pants protrude at the waist?” i wanted to cry. then i suppressed those thoughts. it seems that greta did, too, with her adorable christmas socks! 🙂

how did you suppress your bulimic thoughts during the christmas holiday? x

PS: i adore you, greta. i look forward to when we can hold our first global exbulimic conference, enjoying sushi and wine, all of us, together, from all over the world! . . . with our kitties and doggies! 🙂 x

I’m Greta. I live in a small country in Europe. I am recovering from an eating disorder. But this blog is not only about that. It’s a cozy corner of my little life, full of passions for fashion, food, books and movies. Oh, and coffee... Coffee is the best thing to douse the sunrise with.

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